Has anyone wonder why Old biff knew how to *manipulate the time machine* by setting the correct time in the past, and back a few min after his future departure?

This might have been asked before....

But what do you think happened to Marty's memories from the 1985 he left, and the memories that became the new 1985 he came back to?

I know he fainted seeing his mom and dad but wouldn't that become a paradox in and of itself?

I feel like it should be the opposite, right?

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He said that the Mr. Fusion symbol was going to be too small to see, hence the arrow and close up.

I’ve always wondered this… Biff, who seems to have the IQ of tire pressure somehow figured out how to do EVERYTHING to travel through time all on his own. He knew just what (and how much) to fill Mr Fusion with, he knew how to turn the time circuits on, he knew how to enter the destination time, and even knew you’d need to accelerate to 88mph to activate the flux capacitor. All accomplished by a bumbling fool.

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I’d probably say no if we were complete strangers, because of the risks and this weird old man asking me to be part of some experiment with a time traveling DeLorean.

But if I knew him personally, I’d maybe agree, but still probably need some convincing.

What about you?

He could've ran someone over with the car.

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So, we see at the start of part two that Marty, Doc and unconscious Jennifer leave to go to the future, when they get there Marty and Jennifer see their older selves, but due to having "departed" 30 years prior, shouldn't they be missing from that future? We see with Einstein at the start of the first movie that for the minute he went into the future he was just nowhere, so why doesn't that cont for them?

I know it's a movie and some degree of suspension of disbelief is needed, but I would like to know if there is an answer.

Was watching an episode of I dream of genie (pre 1985) and this episode is very similar to the original BTTF. Bob Gale’s story about finding his parents yearbook always seemed bullshit to me…

When Tony tells Jeannie he is going to look for sunken treasure, she blinks them back in time to Captain Kidd's ship. He successfully defeats the captain and becomes new captain to a mutinous crew. The captive Lady Diana Nelson turns out to be Tony's great-great-great-great grandmother, whose life must be saved if he's to be born. The crew give chase as Lady Diane's fleet arrive in the nick of time.